59th Generation  

510048215513432064. Bartherus King of the Franks,² son of Childeric King of the Franks ² and Of The Franks Queen,² was born about 238² and died in 272² about age 34.

Bartherus married someone

His child was:

255024107756716032       i.  Clodius King of Franks ² (died in 298)

557139205872943104. Conn of the 100 Battles Cetchathach King of Ireland,^2,154 son of Feidhlimhioh (Fedlimid) Reachtmar.

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[john gray.FTW]

Cuinn Cetchathach may or may not have been a historical King. Hiskingdom was the entire north of Ireland, Counties Ulster andConnaught, known as Leth Conn, or Conn's Half, or "Half of the Head."His seat was in county Meath, at Tara. His rival was
Eoghan, Mog Nuadat, who returned from banishment in Spain to rule thesouth of Ireland, counties Leinster and Munster. This was called LethMog, or Mog's Half, or "Half of the Servant."
- from Encyclopedia Britannica

How were Irish kings selected? They were normally 'elected' from anyone of the males comprised in the "deirbhfhine", the descendants of adeceased chief to the fourth generation. Election frequentlyoriginated from higher level kings and overlords,
and kings were often "selected" after battling with rival claimants.The old law tract 'The Five Paths of Judgement' states that anywould-be king must be the son of a king and the grandson of a king. Aman whose father ruled before him, but not his
grandfather, was known as a middle-ranking king. The candidate mustalso be of good legal standing, be not guilty of theft, be physicallyunblemished, and also be a man of property.

Early 'Brehon Law' specify three grades of king:
- king of the local "tuath" or tribal kingdom.
- king of a larger territory and overlord of a group of local tuaths.
- king of a province, consisting of multiple territories.
At a later date in Irish history the Ard-Rí was created, or the kingof all provinces, the High King of Ireland.

The celebrated Conn of the hundred Battles was a son of Feidlimid, theson of Tuathal - though he did not immediately succeed Feidlimid.Between them reigned Cathari Mor, who was father of thirty sons, amongwhom and their posterity he attempted to
divide Ireland, and from whom are descended the chief Leinsterfamilies. As Conn's title suggests, his reign was filled withbattling. Conn's strenuous militancy and the suggestive title that itwon for him, made him famed beyond worthier men - the
greatest pride of some of the noblest families of the land a thousandyears and more after his time trace back their descent to him of theHundred Battles. Conn's life and reign were ended by his assassinationat Tara. Fifty robbers hired by the king
of Ulster, came to Tara, dressed as women, and treacherouslydespatched the Monarch. Conn's son in law, Conaire II, who succeededhim as monarch - for his son Art was then but a child - is famed asfather of three Carbris, namely Carbri Musc, from whom
was named the territory of Muskerry, Carbri Baiscin, whose descendantspeopled Corca Baiscin in Western Clare, and most notable of them,Carbri Riada, who, when there was a famine in the South, led hispeople to the extreme Northeast of Ireland, and
some of them across to the nearest part of Scotland, where theysettled, forming the first important colony of Scots (Irish) in Alba,and driving there the edge of the Irish wedge which was eventually tomake the whole country known as the land of the
Scots (Irish).

Conn married someone

His children were:

                         i.  Saraid of Ireland ^2,154

278569602936471552      ii.  Art Aonfhir ^2,154

                       iii.  Connla Aonfhir ^2,154

                        iv.  Crionna Aonfhir ^2,154

557139313641390088. Vanlandi Svegdasson,² son of Svegdi Fjolnarsson ² and Vana,² was born in 298 in Sweden.²

Vanlandi married Driva Snaersdottir Suomi ²Driva was born in 302 in Finland.²

The child from this marriage was:

278569656820695044       i.  Visbur Vanlandsson ² (born in 319 in Sweden)

557139313641390089. Driva Snaersdottir Suomi,² daughter of Snaer Suomi King Of Finland, was born in 302 in Finland.²

Driva married Vanlandi Svegdasson ²Vanlandi was born in 298 in Sweden.²

557139313649934498. Emperor of Rome Claudius I Roman Emperor,² son of Drusus Claudius Nero ² and Antonia Minor,.² Another name for Emperor is Tiberius CLAUDIUS Nero Germanicus.

Emperor married Julia Agrippina The Younger ²Julia was born in Oppidum Ubiorum.²

The child from this marriage was:

278569656824967249       i.  Genuissa ²

557139313649934499. Julia Agrippina The Younger,² daughter of Germanicus Caesar ² and Vipsania Agrippina The Elder,² was born in Oppidum Ubiorum.²

Julia married Emperor of Rome Claudius I Roman Emperor ² Another name for Emperor is Tiberius CLAUDIUS Nero Germanicus.

557139316057309184. Cairbre Riadal,^2,154 son of Conaire King of Scotland ^2,154 and Saraid of Ireland,².^,154

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[john gray.FTW]

also Corbred Reuda
descended through both parents to Ugaine Mar the Great, the High Kingof Ireland
founded Dal Riada in now Argyll Scotland
[Cairbre Riadal, following a famine in the South, led his people tothe extreme Northeast of Ireland, and some of them across to thenearest part of Scotland, where they settled, forming the firstimportant colony of Scots (Irish) in Alba.]

Cairbre married someone

His child was:

278569658028654592       i.  Eochaidh (Etholdius) of Dal Raida ^2,154